FBI Seeking to Identify Other Potential Victims, Specifically in Alaska and Indiana
A criminal complaint is merely an allegation, and all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
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Three Shumaker Attorneys Honored as Top Lawyers in Tampa Bay
This prestigious acknowledgment is a reflection of their exceptional dedication, experience, and contributions to upholding the law.
First Documented Car Theft with Child Inside of 2024 Occurs in D.C.
Fortunately, the child was dropped off unharmed on a stranger’s porch in SE D.C., but again, left alone. The suspect is still on the loose.
Indy Man Sentenced to Thirty Years in Federal Prison for Raping a Toddler and Recording it on his Phone
The videos showed Mitchell raping a child under four years old, who is crying during the attack. At times, the child was in his care, custody, or control.
Fraudster Sentenced to Federal Prison After Stealing Over $800,000 in COVID-19 Pandemic Unemployment Benefits
The 96 unemployment debit cards recovered from Adeboye were used in over 5,000 transactions at various retailers and financial institutions.
Shumaker Supports Literacy Initiative with Donation to the Down Syndrome Association of Central Ohio’s Adult Literacy Ohio Program
The program fosters the literacy skills of adult members to promote improved literacy, enhance self-confidence, and increase quality of life for adults with Down syndrome.
Community Health Network Agrees to Pay $345 Million to Settle Alleged False Claims Act Violations
The United States’ complaint alleged that beginning in 2008 and 2009, senior management at Community embarked on an illegal scheme to recruit physicians for employment for the purpose of capturing their lucrative “downstream referrals.”
Muncie Drug Dealer Sentenced to 15 Years in Federal Prison for Armed Trafficking of Fentanyl Pills
Seven out of ten illegal fentanyl tablets seized from U.S. streets and analyzed by the DEA have been found to contain a potentially lethal dose of the drug.
Salvadoran Sentenced to Two Years in Federal Prison for Threatening to Kill Domestic Abuse Victim
Officers learned that Alvarez-Hernandez threatened to shoot the victim if she cooperated with the police. Alvarez-Hernandez also threatened the victim’s neighbor and attempted to question the neighbor about his relationship with the victim.
Shumaker Boosts Community Associations Law Group in Response to Projected Growth in U.S. Condominium and Homeowners Associations
Community associations continue to need specialized counsel well versed in the intricacies of governing such entities.